Fugazi Repeater Dischord 44 US 1990 First Press NM/NM with insert Minor Threat

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Fugazi Repeater Dischord 44 US 1990 First Press NM/NM with insert Minor Threat

This is an extremely high quality first pressing copy of the first Fugazi LP Repeater which was released by Dischord Records in 1990 marking the second stage of Ian MacKaye's musical career.  Comes in impeccable condition with the original Dischord sales insert.
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Dischord 44
US/France 1990 First Pressing

COVER - NM, feels absolutely new, no ageing or blemishing of the white parts of the cover

VINYL - NM, lustrous vinyl in excellent condition

INNER - NM, glossy heavy stock perfection

INSERT - NM


MATRIX A: DISCHORD 44A MPO

MATRIX B: DISCHORD 44B MPO











This album is being sold from my personal collection and has been kept in a plastic sleeve for twenty five years. I am the sole and original owner.

 

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Domestic shipping is via USPS Media Mail for $4

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You get what you pay for.  

Not happy with your purchase?

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She will spit or gob at you and devise some deliciously twisted punishment for you to undergo while you are tied up and forced to listen to Air Supply, Hall and Oates or Vanilla Ice depending on your country of origin and age.

Only after that is completed, you can return your item within 14 days for a refund of the item cost (but not the shipping fees).

These beloved punk rock (and other assorted collectible) vinyl LPs have lived in my personal collection for thirty years.  They have always lived in individual plastic liners and are guaranteed to never have been carelessly tossed into a mosh pit.  They have also never been used to decapitate English zombies.  They may have been played at historically insignificant but outrageous parties at very loud volumes.  May they have another life in which they are loved by you as much as they were loved by me (or at least as much as Sid loved Nancy).

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